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The staple food for people in Tamil Nadu is Rice. Rice items dominate the local cuisine. Rice is eaten with a variety of gravy like items called ･ Rasam ･ Sambar ･ Vetha Kuzhambu ･ Idli ･ Dosa ･ Pongal ･ Kichadi ･ Parotta
You get lots of vegetarian only food here - not so sure about Vegan. You might have to relax that vegan rule here i guess... As far as spicy food ( i guess you mean hot), you should avoid any non vegetarian food as they have both lots of sp...
Tamil Nadu provides the visitor with a wide variety of delicious food both for the vegetarians as well as the non-vegetarians, though most food in Tamil Nadu consists of grains, lentils, rice and vegetables. Spices are added to give a disti...
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South India is well known for its delicious rice dishes. Lime rice and tamarind rice are two of my personal favorites. Lime rice is tangy, refreshing and light while tamarind rice is spicy and bolder in flavor. It’s the perfect way to use l...
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no cum to murgesh palya.. ask some other where is NAIDU hotel. there u got good TN meals..ok ..bye takecare.
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There is a Udipi hotel right opposit station
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Rice is the staple food of Tamil Nadu. Lunch consists of 3 courses with Rice and sambar followed by rice and curd and then rice and rasam.The courses include vegetables and pickle as well.
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